Sentence examples similar to ambitious obstacle from inspiring English sources

In Wednesday's season opener against Sacramento, the Hornets began their ambitious, obstacle-laden attempt to persuade locals that the relocated N.B.A. franchise desires to be as indispensable to this city as the Saints, the French Quarter and red beans and rice.

From boyhood we are told to be brave and ambitious, overcoming obstacles on sports fields, battlefields, boardrooms.

But just to get to the United States ambitious students face obstacles ranging from the inconvenient to the daunting, testing the mettle of even the most steadfast.

The BBC's partial move north to MediaCityUK was a step in the right direction, but the centralised nature of the national media remains a major obstacle for ambitious young journalists outside the capital, few of whom can afford unpaid placements there.

But Mr. Kerry's ambitious agenda faces enormous obstacles.

According to Automotive News, Mr. McAuliffe's ambitious scheme faces "overwhelming obstacles" and is "dead on arrival".

As López explains, strict licensing means it's hard to get permission for parties or to open new clubs in Barcelona – this remains an obstacle for the ambitious scene.

But Mr. Kim's insistence on sanctions relief during his meeting with Mr. Trump suggested that North Korea has begun feeling pains of sanctions in a way it had never before or that Mr. Kim sees sanctions as the biggest obstacle to his ambitious plan to rebuild the economy.

Parliament offered signs of the obstacles that any ambitious change will face.

The fact that Mars One did not engage with these scientists would suggest a certain naivety towards the obstacles that their ambitious plan faces.

The DPLA is ambitious and may face serious obstacles, but it's to be expected when they're making it up as they go along.